The Editors Episode 783: Iran Gets a Two Weeks' Notice
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Jun 20, 2025 The discussion dives into Trump's evolving approach to Iran and the implications for U.S. foreign policy. They analyze the complex dynamics of the Iranian-Israeli conflict, highlighting the challenges of military intervention. The political landscape in New York City is also explored, contrasting past leaders with current candidates amid the upcoming primaries. A humorous take on 'Jaws' leads to reflections on sports gambling, and the importance of online security is emphasized, making for a blend of serious and lighthearted topics.
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Trump’s Iran Strike Dilemma
- Trump is cautious about striking Iran due to doubts about effectiveness and potential chaos.
- Destroying Iran's nuclear program may require more than just bombing Fordow, with risks of prolonged conflict.
War Decisions Need Broader Debate
- Major foreign policy decisions hinge on one man, President Trump, which is an absurd reality.
- Such decisions should involve broader debate and congressional authorization.
Consider Risks Before Military Action
- Leaders should weigh military action carefully, considering risks of broader war and nuclear weapon use.
- Preference is for Israel to handle Iran, with U.S. support only if necessary.